United Kingdom Archives Discovery forum 2012 keynote talk
Keynote talk from the UKAD 2012 forum, delivered by Bill Thompson from the BBC.
This talk uses records of the law courts and government departments to describe the uneasy...
Business Archives: new initiatives and developments
This podcast looks at the background to company archives and the recent development of national...
This talk gives an overview of state papers and the State Papers Office, and looks at what...
Digitised newspapers as sources for family history
This talk gives listeners a demonstration, using practical examples, of the recently launched...
Researching in Canada is vastly different than researching in the UK. This talk gives an overview...
Our ancestors and the fear of the Victorian workhouse
In 1834 the British government introduced the Poor Law Amendment Act (the introduction of the...
Tithe tales: what the Tithe Survey records tell us about early Victorian place and society
Rose Mitchell shows how Survey maps and records can reveal a wealth of information about people...
The British Red Cross and its archives
This talk outlines the history of the British Red Cross and shows how this has left a record in...
Jeff James discusses the records that reveal the dreadful reality of life on board prison hulks...
Necessity, the mother of invention: Britain's response to the demands of total war 1939-1945
A discussion on British invention and innovation during the Second World War
MI5 file release February 2012
Professor Christopher Andrew, official historian of MI5, introduces highlights from the 28th...
The last slave market: Dr John Kirk and the struggle to end the African slave trade
In the mid-19th century, the Zanzibar slave market was notorious as the last place on earth where...
Nineteenth century merchant seafarers and their records
Specialist knowledge of merchant seafaring is a boon when identifying men and women and...
Researching Mr Briggs' Hat: an account of Britain's first railway murder
The examination of documents reveals how the 1864 murder of Thomas Briggs caused a sensation in...
The National Archives held a one day conference at Kew on Saturday 1 October 2011. The conference...
How a chisel, a mule, a shipping container and a cloud contribute to family history
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Professor David Carpenter explores what light these records can shed on the reign of Henry III,...
Anxiety, dread and disease: British ports 1834-1870
Sarah Hutton examines the effect of disease on settled and transient port communities in 19th...
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